Whaleshark Dive Extra



Part of our fare for the whaleshark dive was free photos of the day taken by the company’s professional photographer Jess Hadden. Here are a few of the photos he took.


 There's Nanna on the left.
Pa with his GoPro
















There are also some extra photos of his taken on Ningaloo reef.













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